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by croes 2mo ago
In what way does it improve humanity's future to contribute to the dismantling of USAID and cause the deaths of thousands? In what way does it improve humanity's future to promote a racist film by Uwe Boll while claiming it is ban
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by croes 2mo ago
Just like with climate change, the problems Elon creates don’t go away just because people are reminded of them. He still pushes his agenda, he still has lots of followers who believe his nonsense
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by croes 2mo ago
But isn’t the promise of the app store that the apps are checked for malicious code and more control of the permissions compared to a browser website?
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by croes 2mo ago
Apple is at least honest at that point. Google claims an openness that doesn’t exist anymore
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by croes 2mo ago
The baby sued https://www.theguardian.com/music/2025/oct/02/nirvana-neverm...
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by croes 2mo ago
Where does your link say it’s Anthropic?
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by croes 2mo ago
Did Apple claim iOS is open source?
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by croes 2mo ago
But every company wants more revenue. The smaller, less known could get a win, but the bigger lose.
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by croes 2mo ago
Given the costs of the providers I doubt that sharing the revenue is a win for them. They are fighting to be the one and only
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Disney sues FCC and its chair, escalating fight against Trump's chief censor(arstechnica.com)
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by croes 2mo ago
They get all your prompts, the LLMs companies only some
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Carrier Pidge: Message App at pidgeon speed(twitter.com)
1 points by croes 2mo ago|1 comments
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by croes 2mo ago
https://xcancel.com/noah_bino/status/2087687049566421074
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Top album releases linked to rise in fatal crashes(theguardian.com)
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Over 170k Nonprofits Lost All Their Data. Is Microsoft to Blame?(slate.com)
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by croes 2mo ago
They won’t share it. And I bet it’s more likely that in 100 years you can read a book printed nowadays than you can read data digitized nowadays.
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by croes 2mo ago
Don’t equate Ludwig II with this insane man.
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by croes 2mo ago
Then google the names and look what comes up. Without additional search terms you get the wrong results. A word that is already used in computer is a bad name. And with AI it won’t get better. Ambiguity is a source of confusion and mistake
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by croes 2mo ago
How about an original and distinguishable name? Then again, what did I expect from a company named cursor.
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Paper Tunes – Store Music on Paper and Stream Them Offline(instructables.com)
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by croes 2mo ago
Counter-question, when was the last time Europe needed such environment damaging mega projects?
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Judge sets framework for Nine PBS to retrieve archival data(current.org)
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by croes 2mo ago
Direct File was a service not infrastructure
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Day, in One Frame(getdayframe.app)
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American Airlines 737s with the Same Callsign Flew Straight at Each Other(simpleflying.com)
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by croes 2mo ago
The number of ships passing the strait before the war tells a different story. Maybe Iran did something but it didn’t really bother anyone. Trump made the strait Iran‘s only way of leverage. They will try to keep it by all means. Desperatio
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by croes 2mo ago
So we learned nothing from Iraq and ISIS?
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by croes 2mo ago
LNG goes through the strait too and pipelines are an easy target for sabotage
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by croes 2mo ago
Easier said than done. And it’s not only oil, it’s also LNG and Qatar is one of the world’s largest LNG exporters, and virtually all of its LNG currently has to pass through Hormuz. That would be long and expensive infrastructure constructi
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by croes 2mo ago
They did and do prevent the death of the vaccinated and prevented spreading the infection but the virus evolved so only the protection worked but not the spreading prevention.

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